CATRINA’S AFRICAN ADVENTURE ( Catrina Series Part II )

by J. Willbanks, Susan

  “Hello, Patrick, it’s Antonio. I’m here in the hotel and would like to come and talk to you. Where are you?”

  “Hello, Antonio. I’m in Reed’s suite. Are you familiar with the hotel? We’re in room 2233 with a few of our mutual acquaintances. I’m sure you’ll want to talk to at least one of them personally and you might want to make arrangements for having someone transported back to the States for a hearing. See you shortly, my friend.”

  “Transported to the States? Hmm. Patrick, you raise my curiosity greatly. We will be right up. Sarah is with me and I haven’t told her that Cat and Robert are alive. But I’m sure she too will be happy about her presence.”

  “Okay, I am sure Cat will be very glad to see her. It will be comforting for her.”

  Without so much as a knock once they reach the room, Antonio walks in with Sarah right behind him. They find everyone is accounted for and all are glad to see him and Sarah, but no one more so than Cat.

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